Sentence examples for been leveled at both from inspiring English sources

Significant criticisms have been leveled at both the donors and the recipients of foreign aid.

Though this challenge could have been leveled at both Democrats and Republicans, let's start with the G.O.P. Dick Cheney, the party's vice presidential nominee, complained throughout his political career about the oppressive, wasteful, inefficient role of big government.

Richard Wang, manager of the security firm SophosLabs in the United States, said there was "criticism to be leveled at both sides" in the case.

In reality, that criticism could be leveled at both parties, both in regard to defeating Islamic State in its bases in Iraq and Syria and, even more so, in trying to prevent attacks inspired by the group's propaganda.

And while criticism can be leveled at both parties, Robert Kagan's assertion that the current Republican Party is suffering from a "racially tinged derangement syndrome" is starting to gain credence with a lot of Americans, particularly young Americans.

He notes with some disdain that the transcendentalists are "'not good members of society," that they do not work for "the abolition of the slave-trade" (though both these charges have been leveled at him).

Both of these kinds of objections have been leveled at the epistemic principles strategy.

There are several criticisms that have been leveled at the cornucopian worldview.

The criminal charges facing Mr. Breuer have not been leveled at Deutsche Bank.

But by chance this same charge has also been leveled at such amiable survivors as Ronald Reagan and Johnny Carson.

Another argument that has long been leveled at the penetration numbers is that they don't account for wireless penetration.